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St Mary and St Andrew, Whittlesford
History of St Mary and St Andrew Whittlesford
Listed Building
Parish Church. C12 tower and nave. Chancel rebuilt in C13 and nave walls heightened. C14 rebuilding with south aisle enclosing south wall of tower, and porch built by Henry Cyprian, windows inserted into north and west nave walls. C15 south chapel and south aisle windows; belfry and lead spire.
Chest Tomb. Limestone. To Richard Blow d. 1749 and others. (Historic England)
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